Four years after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Russian economy is showing clear signs of structural exhaustion. The contours of a genuine economic endgame are coming into view for Russia. This is the finding of a new Kiel Report published by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy and the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics.
  • Photonic@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    2 hours ago

    LOL a lot of words to tell me that I am right.

    Nice copy pasting from ChatGPT too.

    You still can’t admit it huh? Stupidity and pride are a hell of a combination.

    Early in the war, the broad consensus was that the new sanctions would devastate the Russian economy. By some metrics, though, Russia’s economy has proved resilient to date.

    From the US government

    Following Russia’s full-fledged invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Western countries imposed unprecedented economic sanctions. Yet there is limited evidence that these measures have inflicted substantial economic pain on Russia, as the recent slowdown has largely reflected factors unrelated to sanctions.

    From the ESCP geopolitics institute

    And you still claim I don’t understand the topic…

    low growth

    So it was growth. Thank you. You could have been a lot shorter with that.

    And we’ve come full circle. (Or rather we will have come full circle once you’ve done your required reading to understand the subject matter)

    Full circle indeed. We’ve once again arrived at the point where it is completely obvious to anyone that I’m completely right, but you’re too obtuse to admit it. This entire discussion could have been avoided if you would just have reacted like a normal person who gets shown they’re wrong about something.

    If I you claim I don’t understand it, and I’m schooling you, where does that leave you?